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By Melanie Petrucci, Senior Community Reporter Shrewsbury – Neither rain nor COVID-19 could dampen the spirits of those attending the third annual Pink Patch Project event...

By Ed Karvoski Jr., Contributing Writer Hudson – Over 2,200 residents from throughout the region endured rain Aug. 11 while satisfying their taste buds at...

By Melanie Petrucci, Senior Community Reporter Shrewsbury – Parishioners gathered  May 1 at St. Mary Catholic Church, not to attend Mass, but rather as a...

REGION – Area towns are celebrating grant funding received through the Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program last week.  This second year of funding enables fire...

Virtual 5k to be held Jan. 16 through Feb. 7 Westborough – The Corridor 9/495 Regional Chamber of Commerce is hosting the Snowman Shuffle 5k...

Hudson – An evening of unseasonably mild temperatures Dec. 5 drew residents and visitors to the 13th annual Hudson Downtown Holiday Stroll. Children shared their gift requests with Santa Claus by the fireplace at the Hudson Senior Center. Meanwhile, stroll guests of all ages got a unique perspective of the revitalized downtown via horse-drawn hayrides.

By Dakota Antelman, Contributing Writer Marlborough - Among other memories from his Olympic hockey experience this year, Marlborough native Bobby Butler remembers the texts his...

Lemonade stands hosted by the Armstrong family of Old Mill Road had special visitors stop by for pink and yellow lemonade and frosted ...

After 48 minutes of hard-fought football, Shrewsbury came away with a 13-10 win after scoring with 14 seconds left on the clock.

Hudson/Northborough – In a day and age where nearly half of marriages in the U.S. end in divorce, a local couple have truly been the exception to that statistic. This year, on Aug. 5, Walter and Phyllis Munyon celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary. The couple was married in St. Luke's Church in Hudson in 1939 just before the United States became involved in WWII. In 1941 they moved from Hudson to Berlin.

Tough shoes to fill Westborough – After a Cub Scout asked Sgt. Frederick Orcutt what was the heaviest thing the soldier has to wear,...

Over two days, photographer Sandy Howard captured photos of sparrows in Northborough. “These babies were yelling to be fed, and then I was able to capture the mama bringing them lunch!” she wrote.

An “unsafe” bridge running over a tributary to Sandra Pond in Westborough may soon be replaced following a Town Meeting vote.

Region - Shrewsbury High School hosted the girls' track and field Varsity District Invitational April 27 in Shrewsbury. The girls competed in several track and field events including javelin, discus, long jump, and hurdles. Algonquin Regional High School placed first with 93 points, Wachusett Regional High School came in second with 71 points, and host Shrewsbury High School's 69 points put them in third place. Hudson High School was right behind with 33 points (fifth place), while Westborough High School's 26 points put them in seventh place.

By Jerry Callaghan, Contributing Writer Grafton - Although the third smallest Native American reservation in the United States, the Hassanamesit Reservation, located at 80 Brigham...

Grafton – Artists are invited to submit their original works of art to the Small Stones Festival of the Arts (SSFA), a juried exhibition...

Westborough – Libraries across the country have been trying to find ways (and funds) to serve their patrons who want the option to read books the traditional way as well as reading them on their electronic devices.

In this week's edition read Jason Perreault, who served for years on the Financial Planning Committee and Board of Selectmen, has announced he will not run for re-election.

The Shrewsbury budget will total $183,654,369, which is an increase of approximately $2.3 million over the fiscal year 2024 budget.

A drop in temperatures across the region brought with it a particularly dense cloud of pollen on Tuesday, rolling across area communities.